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8 months ago
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futuristgerd:

Global research company Ovum says that, in the next four years, mobile operators will have lost $54 billion in SMS revenue, because of the increasing popularity of social messaging (SM) services on smartphones. This is more than double the $23 billion they are expected to have lost by the end of this year.

(via emergentfutures)

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    Damn straight
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    Depending on how this is set up, it might be a great way to compete with Amazon, without having to take on added tax...
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    Telcos sat on their arse. Shame.
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    I hate this sort of phrasing … “will have lost $54 billion in SMS revenue”, it’s not like it’s hidden between the sofa...
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    That’s “billion”!

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